Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon will be closing the Shark Reef

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Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon will be permanently closing The Shark Reef at the end of October 2016.

This attraction give guests the chance to snorkel with sharks and tropical fish in a 100 x 23 foot reef (a saltwater tank complete with a sunken ship). There is also an observation area for guest who just want to watch while staying dry!

In place of the Shark Reef Typhoon Lagoon will be opening a raft ride for the family called Miss Fortune Falls, this ride will be opening in 2017.


 

Have you swam with the sharks? Will you miss this attraction? Comment below! 


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2 thoughts on “Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon will be closing the Shark Reef

  1. I just went, had never snorkeled before, and absolutely loved it. I made sure to do it each time we went there. I liked it so much that I plan to make snorkeling something I do as often as I can. It would be a shame to replace it with a boring old raft ride. It’s the reason it is my favourite water park, Disney or otherwise.

  2. 🙁 that was our favorite part of that park! Every year After experiencing it and when we would try to go to the park was under refurbishment or it was closed for filming for something, so sad.

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